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3 year project funded by the Insurance Council of Australia

Database of natural perils in Australia 1900 to 1999

Nine perils - tropical cyclones, bushfires, floods, earthquakes, landslides, tsunamis, hailstorms, tornadoes and gusts.

What is PerilAUS?

Approximately 4,800 events; 9,400 affected locations and 1,200 events with a damage index.

GIS/Mapping component based on affected locations.

What is PerilAUS?

Events Search is the most common type of search.

Location Search is best for specific geographical areas (eg. States, ICA zones or postcodes).

One event may have one or many affected locations; for example; the 18 March 1990 hailstorm in Sydney affected over 170 individual locations.

The criteria specified here will search for all those events in Victoria which have a Damage Index of 12 or less.The criteria specified here will search for all those events in Victoria which have a Damage Index of 12 or less.

Search criteria can be specified. If no search criteria are selected the entire database is

displayed.

Search criteria can be specified. If no search criteria are selected the entire database is

displayed.

Check the Search Criteria. Go “Back” to modify search. “Next” to execute search.

The Events Screen is similar to that in any Windows based program where columns can be added, deleted, sorted, resized and moved.

The Events Screen is similar to that in any Windows based program where columns can be added, deleted, sorted, resized and moved.

Sort by dateSort by date

Sort by PerilSort by Peril

Sort by Damage IndexSort by Damage Index

Click on Summary, Physical Characteristics or Reference tabs for more informationClick on Summary, Physical Characteristics or Reference tabs for more information

A report can be generated and printed from any of the PerilAUS screens (Events, Locations and Maps).

A report can be generated and printed from any of the PerilAUS screens (Events, Locations and Maps).

Types of Reports for Events include, a list of Events, a detailed report for an event, summaries by event Damage Index, peril type and by event magnitude.

Types of Reports for Events include, a list of Events, a detailed report for an event, summaries by event Damage Index, peril type and by event magnitude.

The report produced here displays a summary by peril type, showing bushfire to be the most frequently damaging event in Victoria.

The report produced here displays a summary by peril type, showing bushfire to be the most frequently damaging event in Victoria.

A graph can be generated from both the Events and Locations screens.A graph can be generated from both the Events and Locations screens.

Types of graphs for Events include, number of events by year, number of events by peril type and number of events by Damage Index.

Types of graphs for Events include, number of events by year, number of events by peril type and number of events by Damage Index.

The graph here illustrates the range and frequency of Damage Indexes.

The graph here illustrates the range and frequency of Damage Indexes.

A number of map layers are available which show various boundary or topographic features that can enhance the perils information.

A number of map layers are available which show various boundary or topographic features that can enhance the perils information.

For this demo we have started a new search using events for Western Australia which have a DI of 12 or less.

For this demo we have started a new search using events for Western Australia which have a DI of 12 or less.

Choose the criteria to use as the basis for your map.

Choose the criteria to use as the basis for your map.

Use “Zoom In”, “Radius” or “Marquee” for a closer view of the area you are interested in.

Use “Zoom In”, “Radius” or “Marquee” for a closer view of the area you are interested in.

You can select a symbol to view the location and all events which have affected that location.

You can select a symbol to view the location and all events which have affected that location.

Produce a Thematic map by Local DI or No. of affected locations for Postcode, ICA Zone or State.

Produce a Thematic map by Local DI or No. of affected locations for Postcode, ICA Zone or State.

Summaries for a postcode, ICA Zone or State/Territory can be created from the map simply by clicking on your area of interest.

Summaries for a postcode, ICA Zone or State/Territory can be created from the map simply by clicking on your area of interest.

In addition to these standard functions, the mapping component of PerilAUS allows the import of a variety of other map layers (such as streets, rivers, company portfolio data etc). These can be overlain on the perils data.

In addition to these standard functions, the mapping component of PerilAUS allows the import of a variety of other map layers (such as streets, rivers, company portfolio data etc). These can be overlain on the perils data.

On-line help can be obtained at any time by selecting the “Help” and “Contents”.On-line help can be obtained at any time by selecting the “Help” and “Contents”.

You can find out more about the Project Background, the Data, the Damage Index, the ICA Contributors and Credits.

You can also select the “Index” or “Find” tabs for help with specific functions.

You can find out more about the Project Background, the Data, the Damage Index, the ICA Contributors and Credits.

You can also select the “Index” or “Find” tabs for help with specific functions.

You can view the Map Legend at any time by selecting it from the “Help” menu.

You can view the Map Legend at any time by selecting it from the “Help” menu.

Thank you for viewing the PerilAUS Demo.

To place an order or for more information, please contact:

Risk Frontiers - NHRCTelephone: +61-2-9850 9683. Fax: +61-2-9850 9394Email: riskfrontiers@els.mq.edu.au